The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-08-12
SUNBA1AMs.

Harvest help is very scarce just now.
Jay Cook has Rice new driving horse
and carriage.
Andy Nolan arrived from Ashton last
Wednesday evening.
1. d. Burdick spent last Sabbath with
his family in this place.
1t is reported that ripe grain not yet
cut is shelling badly.
Mr.. Brown, of Freeport, H., was
looking over oRr town this week.
You can shoot chickens and duck
after September l, but not before.
The passenger train was several
hours tardy Wednesday morning,
Miss May Wheaton, of Aberdeen, vis-
tied Mrs, Jay Cook last Monday
MIR. and Mrs L. A. Anderson return
ed to Huron last Tuesday evening.
1T may please some to learn that w.
ID. Fisher has commenced harvesting.
Superintendent Macleod held teach.
ers' examination in the school house
last Monday
Miss Amelia Condit, Of Neillsyille
Wis. arrived Tuesday morning and will
visit MIR. and Mrs. A Green.
MIR. Murphy, master mechanic from
Aberdeen, is putting in the counters
and shelves in F. H. Willis new store.
Mr.. Harrington and Miss Dempsey,
OF Aberdeen, were looking over the
sights OF our city, Wednesday afternoon.
z. Fl. Willis moved his family and
household effects into the residence
formerly occupied by L. G. Hanson,
last week.
-Neiger & Ryman's threshing machine
separator took fire last night and
burned to the ground. The origin of
the fire is not known.
Elder Traveller will hold quarterly
meeting in the NJ e. church in this
place on the evening of August 21.
All are invited to attend.
Orlando Moory, fornerly Of Modena,
Buffalo county, Wis but now Of Ap-
pomatax, OAK, made short but pleas
ant visit with us this afternoon.
Bill Flick brought in sample of his
sugar cane grown on his farm three
miles southwest Of this place, which
measured 81 feet in length. Beat that
If you can.
Geo H. Getman, the jolly heavy.
weight from Owosso, Mich, arrived last
Saturday looking hale and hearty.
George says he is mighty glad to get
back into civilization.
Charley Rauch, an old Alma, Wis,
boy but now substantial business
man of Crookston, MINI, came down
from Aberdeen with Jacob Warninger
last Thursday and called on The SUN
and other old acquaintances He re-
turaed to Crookston this evening.
H o. Boyd will buy wheat at the
- Gle slle9. ter !eza sssiis il, ttiiis is
-Alexandria Herald.
H. O. Boyd bought wheat in Warner
two winters and gave perfect satisfac- |
lion, and well wager oiIr Boston cooler |
that he will get his share of All the grain |
marketed as ''Zandria" this season, too.
Charley Buckland is plastering and |
otherwise improving his residence on /
Main street We wonder what it all |
means. .-Ludden Times
1t is as plain as the nose on y0nr face,
Bro. Ellis, If you only take time to con-
;ider il. Charley is afraid he will get /
Slack this fall and il therefore taking |
,ime BY the forelock now so as to be /
,qual to the emergency.
-Customer-(t merchant@ "Aire yer
.ctailin' shirts in this shopgn
Merchant: Yes sir, am happy to
Iay that we retail shirts OF all sizes and
,olors at q very reasonable price,
(throwing small package
in counter) We'll saire, / bot that I
ire shirt tother day an when I come
er puttin'lt on found the tail was a
nissin'. so now want yer tn retail it
IS soon ais yer kin aud III wait
AN exchange asks: Does etiquette
emand vest on hot day." II it
oes it can have ours Norristown
Ierald
How is etiquette fixed for shirt2 1t
an have ours TO wear with your vest.
'eck's Sun.
If etiquette is in need of a full dress
ait ii can hove our suspenders and
uttonhole boquet TO wear with Peck's
1lrt and the Herald's vest. u